Minnesota HF3056 modifies provider network adequacy requirements for health carriers, allowing for waivers and setting new distance standards.
Minnesota HF3056 changes the provider network adequacy provisions for health carriers. Health carriers can apply for a waiver from the commissioner of health if they cannot meet the statutory requirements. The waiver application must include specific data showing the requirement is not feasible in a particular service area and outline steps to address network inadequacy. The commissioner may approve a waiver if the carrier demonstrates steps to address the inadequacy and explains why the requirements cannot be met.
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